Roads to Fix Passable Rural Routes in Frederick County
Frederick County officials discuss study of roads policy focusing on making back roads passable during bad weather and thaws. Emphasis on using funds to improve worst routes rather than only building new major roads, aided by Federal funds with county share often half. Concerns raised about fairness to taxpayers amid maintenance and construction costs. Additionally, notice of the death of E C McArthur, former conservation leader, following an automobile accident near Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Roads Board
County Roads Board
Kelled Walter E. Burall
New Market
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
E. C. McArthur
Gaffney
S. C
Associa
McArthur
Ft Atkinson
Lished
Nebraska
America
Spartansburg
Wheat Loans Growing More Popular In 1947
Jos H Blandford, chairman of the Maryland PAA State Committee, reports wheat loan activity rising. Loans on 277,839 bushels for 452 producers completed up to Sept 1, up from 123 loans in 1946. September likely peak, with potential record loan business for 1947. Farmers may retain title and sell if market justifies through April 30. Cover crop payments offered for fall 1947 seedings. Blandford stresses good practices and soil benefits from cover crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. H. Blandford
Maryland
PAA State Committee
Blandford
IHS
University of Md. Livestock Judging Team Captures Second
University of Maryland’s Livestock Judging Team finished second in the intercollegiate contest at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Mass on September 13. Odell Daniel led beef cattle judging and placed second in horses, with team members McCrae Warwick and Man Jr. contributing strong showings. Daniel earned a gold wristwatch as top beef cattle judge.
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University of Mtaryland
Springfield
Mass
Odell Daniel
Arkansas
Whitney B. McCrae
Kent County
Gerard Warwick
Baltimore County
J. McGuire Man , Jr
Btada
Robert Tuck
Gilbert Plumer
Frederick
Henry Sanders, Jr
Washington
Ipic
Cornell
James B. Outhouse
Animal Husbandry Department
Daniel
Mattingly
McCrae
Southeast Eyes Hybrid Corn To Challenge Midwest
Special Correspondent Atlanta Georgia reports on Dr G A Lebedeff a Russian born associate at the Georgia State Experiment Station pursuing an eight year test of 2000 corn strains to create a top producing hybrid He argues a regionally adapted hybrid could shift livestock feed capacity and help Georgia farmers compete with the Corn Belt amid Midwest crop weather challenges.
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Atlanta, Ga
NEA
Southeast
South
Mid-West
Georgia
G. A. Lebedeff
Georgia State
Lebeder
America
University of Connecticut
Cornell
Agriculture Experiment Station
District Election Meeting Slates Board Rep Selection
Four local Southern States boards invitees attend district election meeting October 2 in Romney West Virginia to choose a representative for the Board of Directors of Southern States Cooperative. Delegates and agency managers include Adams town H S Ranneberger delegate Howard Frye alternate Harry Kanode. Howard Frye listed.
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Southern Sates
Romney
W. Va
Southern States Cooperative
Adamstoun
H. S. Ranneberger
Howard Frye
Harry Kanode
Wui
Local Agency Names and Delegates From Graceham Area
Portions of the slate list delegates and alternates for several cooperative agencies. Key names include Liam Fouche and G. Shankie representing Graceham, with Robert Ogle as local manager and John L. Duble as delegate. Additional entries cover Rocky Ridge, Thurmont, and Myersville areas with varied alternates and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Fouche
G. Shankie
Austin F. Renn
Charles D. Oland
Farmer's Supply and Service Center
Graceham
Robert Ogle
John L. Duble
Harvey Lare
Rocky Ridge
Arley Smith
Strafford
Thurmont
Charles E. Frusshour
Frank S. Lawrence
S. Frederick Petroleum Cooperative
Frederick
Local cooperative manager named among district delegates
A list includes Arthur Gills Esworthy as manager of the local cooperative and other officials such as Adamstown residents Keller and Glenn Trout, Frederick Service Norman, Howard Scheel of Mt Airy, and Pascal Reno with Walter Hahn in Frederick, with multiple delegates named. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Glenn Trout
Walkersvile
Austin P. Benn
Adamstown
Arthur Gills Esworthy
Frederick Service
Norman
New Market
Howard Scheel
Mt Airy
Howard Quinn
Frederick Murray Shook
Frederick
Howard H. Pearl
Walkersville
Pascal Reno
Walter Hahn
R. D. Hammond
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Indiana
U.S
Farmers Co-Operative Assn
Middletown, Md
Frederick, Md
Aristocrat Dairy
Winchester Street
Baltimore
Libertytown
Liberty High School
Farquhar
John Deere
Barshear
Oliver
Schuttler
Syracuse Lever Harrow
Saxton Harrow
Ernest W. Moxley
Raymond I. Kelly
Midwest
Henry Lesesne
Seiberling
Rome E Gle
DOSH
Harry Mullinix
Long Corner Road
Ridgeville
Guernsey
Poland
Chester
Heber S. Summers
Edgar Warfield
John W. Null
Foster L. Summers
Frederick Fair
History of the Society
Alvey D. Young
Guy K. Motter
Wight
Bell's Mill
Brunswick
Jefferson
Mit
Guernseys
Ray Smith
Farm Machinery & Dairy Equipment
van Brunt
New Idea
McCormick Deering
Deering
Syracuse
Stewart Electric
Emmert R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Lanch
M. M. Crouse
Dan Wight
O’possumtown Pike
Frederick City Limits
Wisconsin
Majesty of the Isle
Green Mead’s Peat
Langwater King of Meads
Foremost Crown Prince
Royal Supreme
Brookmead
Bang’s
New Holland
McCormick-Deering Farmall
Ford-Ferguson
McCormick-Deering
Idea Corm
Cobey
DeLaval
Richard F. Nallin
Br Remy Tae
Ana
Ladies Aid
Frederick City
DeKalb
Alvie M. Etzler
Charles W. Wood
Edward F. Gaver
Middletown
Truman F. Keefer
Keymar
James Lord, JR
Taneytown
George Stiles
Boonsboro
Thomas C. Brown
Poolesville
the News
Catoctin Park
Curtis W. Thomas
Woodsboro
Creagerstown
Dodge County
Jersey
Palomino Stud
M.W. Stitely
Emmett Bowlus
John Nuit
Earl Huffman
Trout Brothers
Harry C. Dorcus
Gail L. Catshall
THE
Reformed Church OF
Shreve
Carroll Shreve
Dickerson
White's Ferry
Montgomery County
Ford
Delco
Hatton D. Brown
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